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Yes, I did not second wipedown, but once i moved it into direct sunlight i could see the second wipedown did not remove everything. Can I continue to wipedown with detail stray or waterless wash trying to remove the ghosting or will I need to completly stripe the sealent and start again before moving to Glaze and Amarcana?

I finished a full paint correction on my black chanllenger and used Adam's Machine Sealing product. My next steps would have been 1: Adam's Gloss 2: Amaricana wax. However, in the last 48 hours I bright sunlight I can see some ghosting of the black pad used to apply the Machine Sealent. I may have used to much product or let it dry to long (it was hard to buff off some of the sealent. So what should I do before moving to steps 1 & 2? I think a buffing with detail spray to knock down the ghosts, but not sure at this point. All comments welcome.

Thanks all for the reponses. I am a believer (Adam's). I plan on using 90% Adam's products for the paint correction and all other cleaning and protection steps (inside and outside). I was only considering other sealing to eliminate wax for durability. Again, this is a DD and I have read sealing is better then a short term wax for it durabilty. Can I use a layer process with Adam's Machine Super Sealant & Adam's Brilliant Glaze to get the melted wet look? Or is one layer of each the best sealing and look I am going to get with Adam's sealers?

But would Adams give me the liquid melted look that layering Z-5 and Z-2 would give? Adams is a one step sealing. I have also read that layering sealers will give black paint the melted liquid look.

I plan on a complete paint correction using Adams products and a PC. After correction (specifically after what Adams correction steps) can I start to use the Zanio system for layering Z-5 pro and Z-2 pro? I would like to use the layering Zanio system (liquid look) with no waxes at all. FYI - Black 2012 challenger with med. to light swirls. Daily Driver, so I am looking to Zanio or other sealing (not wax) for durability. Any suggestions on other finishing sealing products welcome. First post so be kind>